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Question Mar 26, 2019 at 04:06 PM
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The past several days I've had an almost constant sound in my head I can hear. I checked my tv, computer and other "appliances" around the apt. and turned them all off and can still hear this noise. Then I went in the bathroom and closed the door and can still hear this noise. I even went out in the hallway where there is no noise (outside of my apartment) and could hear it. It is the same noise constantly like crickets almost. It's hard to describe. The minute I thought I had Tinnitus I started focusing on it more and more. I couldn't sleep last night thinking about it and listening to it. I did a search on the subject and see there are various things you can do and some have it very bad.

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